French film fans in Ireland will be able to catch a series of free screenings, in Dublin or online, in July to mark Bastille Day 2023.
To mark the French National Day, a series of special film screenings will take place in association with Dublin City libraries. In-person screenings include The Crusade from actor-director Louis Garrel and the charming comedy-drama The Rose Maker starring Catherine Frot.
All screenings are free admission and will take place between Monday 10th July and Wednesday 19th July.
Two films will also be available to watch online for free – the documentary The Mysteries of the Cosquer Cave (also screening in-person at Instituto Cervantes on Wednesday 12th July) and the comedy Me, My Lover & I from filmmaker Caroline Vignal (also screening in-person at Central Library in ILAC Centre on Friday 14th July).
Full details of all screenings and other Bastille Day Ireland events are available on the French Embassy’s website or the Facebook event page.
In-person screenings:
- Grand Paris – Dolphins Barn Library, Monday 10th July @ 6pm
- The Crusade (La Croisade) – Pearse Street Library, Tuesday 11th July @ 1pm
- The Mysteries of the Cosquer Cave (La grotte Cosquer – Un chef-d’oeuvre en sursis) – Instituto Cervantes, Wednesday 12th July @ 6.30pm
- Animal – Rathmines Library, Thursday 13th July @ 6pm
- Me, My Lover & I (Antoinette dans les Cévennes) – Central Library, Friday 14th July @ 1pm
- The Rose Maker (La Fine fleur) – Terenure Library, Wednesday 19th July @ 6pm
Online screenings:
- The Mysteries of the Cosquer Cave (La grotte Cosquer – Un chef-d’oeuvre en sursis) – from Wednesday 12th July, 6.30pm until Saturday 15th July, 6.30pm
- Me, My Lover & I (Antoinette dans les Cévennes) – from Friday 14th July until Monday 17th July
